snape: miss granger, that potion looks exactly as it should do, ten points from gryffindor for cheating
snape: mister longbottom, i see your cauldron has caught fire somehow, you have detention tonight
snape: mister malfoy, you only burned your eyebrows off this time, twenty points to slytherin
snape: mister potter...what is that in your cauldron?
harry: barbecue sauce
snape: why?
harry: you're gonna yell at me no matter what i do, so might as well have chicken nuggets
harry potter and his cool children
So accurate.
ENFP : I just saw a guy in the library cry for five minutes or so and then his phone alarm went off and he just...stopped crying ? And went right on back to work.
INFJ : Yeah that was just ESFJ
ESFJ : [walking past them] it's called time management.
among us with friends
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TO TRULY ENJOY ADULTHOOD:
1. Actively seek out new interests regularly. Refrain from allowing your life to become stagnant, especially in your free time. Prioritize your joy.
2. Search for likeminded people. Debunk the myth that people don’t “make friends” as adults. They can, and do. It makes the journey more blissful.
3. Travel as frequently as you can, even if it’s just a neighboring town/city/state. Do it as a means of constantly reminding yourself the world is bigger than your line of sight. Remind yourself often.
4. Change. In as many areas as you can. Not because what you have is deficient or inadequate, but because life works best when you’re not too strictly attached. Set health/financial/social goals, and work to achieve them. Thrive in your daily life.
5. Prioritize friendships as much as romantic relationships, never allow yourself to feel as though you will crumble in the absence of a lover.
6. Give yourself as many options as you can. Always keep it at the back of your mind that you hold the ability to choose, and you will never settle.
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